UMI Pod
The smallest standalone unit — Ø3.2 m circular plan, 8.42 m². Fits where a rectangular cabin will not: on decks, slopes, treetops or water.
- R — Ø3.2 × H1.85 m / 8.42 m²
- L — Ø3.2 × H1.85 m
PRODUCT RANGE / FULL SPECIFICATIONS
Four families, eighteen models — from an 8.42 m² single-occupancy pod to a 32 × 36 × 13 m wide-span hangar. Every figure below is a factory-rated value; non-standard sizes are tooled to the project.
The TANDA range covers four families. Accommodation: seven models — UMI Pod (8.42 m²), FC Cabin, LJ Veranda, QY Cabin, MG Dome, JX Hall (to 8 × 10 m) and YX Rooftop — with 15–20 cm walls. Emergency buildings: two classes — command and office (10–20 cm walls) and accommodation (20 cm walls, to 12 × 8 m). Wide-span: large-span halls from 10 × 20 × H5 m to 30 × 40 × H15 m, and a hangar at 32 × 36 × H13 m on a 180° arc, with 20–75 cm walls. Water-rescue and evacuation equipment: seven items — floating bridge, flood barrier, observation tower, evacuation slide, evacuation walkway, vehicle recovery mat and stretcher. All structures are rated above Beaufort 8 with gusts to 10, across −45 to 60 °C.
For camps, lodges and field basing. Wall thickness 15 or 20 cm, U-value 0.5–0.64 W/m²·K, roof UDL not below 300 kg. On-water deployment available across the family.
The smallest standalone unit — Ø3.2 m circular plan, 8.42 m². Fits where a rectangular cabin will not: on decks, slopes, treetops or water.
The workhorse, in four sizes. The 4 × 4 m R variant is the most-ordered camp unit; packs down to Ø0.5 × 1.5 m at 128 kg.
Adds an 11–12 m² covered veranda. Built for premium lodges and guest reception. U-value down to 0.5 W/m²·K.
The price-to-size sweet spot. Wall thickness 15 or 20 cm. The default choice for volume rollouts across eco-camps.
Circular plan in Ø5 m and Ø8 m, no internal columns. A regional silhouette for steppe and desert camps.
Up to 8 × 10 m of column-free space — lecture halls, rehearsal rooms, performance space or shared accommodation.
A 1.5 × 2.3 m rooftop unit at 16 kg total. Fits most SUVs, pickups and sedans, and works free-standing on the ground.
For government stockpiles, civil defence reserves and humanitarian relief. TPU or PVC membrane to suit the climate band. Foldable, low warehouse footprint, built for batch deployment and cross-region redistribution.
10–20 cm walls, four sizes. Forward command posts, field offices and communications rooms.
20 cm walls, five sizes from 6 × 4 m to 12 × 8 m. Mid-scale displaced-persons shelter, medical care and logistics support.
For venues, temporary plant, equipment cover and hangarage. Wall thickness rises to 75 cm with span; roof UDL not below 400 kg with a mid-span point load not below 150 kg.
From 10 × 20 × H5 m to 30 × 40 × H15 m, wall thickness rising to 75 cm with span. Temporary production, sports venues, mass shelter.
32 m wide × 36 m long × 13 m high, 180° arc, 75 cm walls. Full-envelope cover for aircraft and other outsize equipment.
Non-building rescue equipment. Inflation and assembly generally inside five minutes; dimensions made to the situation.
W2.5 × L9 m, customisable, deployed in 5–10 minutes. Foot and vehicle traffic, small-craft mooring.
Inflation and assembly under 5 minutes each. Dams, rivers, underground car parks and floodwater diversion.
Ø1.2 m tower under 100 kg total, 240 hours continuous duty. Deploys on ground, water, vehicle roof or building roof.
Inflation and assembly under 5 minutes each, 720 hours continuous duty. Rapid descent from height.
Personnel passage across water, marsh, mud, dunes and rubble — ground that will not bear weight.
From 5 kg, platform capacity above 1 tonne/m². Frees vehicles bogged in mud, sand or wetland.
From 5 kg, 720 hours continuous duty. Casualty transfer.
Deflated and rolled, each unit is a cylinder one person can carry and load. The figures below are measured on standard R variants — this is the hardest advantage the system holds over container accommodation.
| Model | Packed size (Ø × length) | Mass |
|---|---|---|
| FC Cabin | Ø0.5 × 1.5 m | 128 kg |
| LJ Veranda | Ø0.9 × 1.6 m | 240 kg |
| QY Cabin | Ø0.6 × 1.6 m | 140 kg |
| MG Dome | Ø0.6 × 1.2 m × 2 | 175 kg |
| JX Hall | Ø1.2 × 1.6 m | 384 kg |
Figures are for standard R variants, tolerance ±5 kg. Contact us for L variants and custom builds.
None of these is standard; they are combined per project. This is the part hospitality operators care about most once the structure is settled.
Sited inside or outside the unit. Formed as a single piece — no on-site masonry and no waterproofing trade.
No installation. Fast heating and cooling with independent dehumidification, in 1, 1.5 and 2 HP to suit floor area.
Furniture, linen and toiletries supplied as a set, specified to your star rating.
Booking, front-desk payment and camp management in one system, sized for multi-unit operations.
Central control of lighting, climate and access, with architectural lighting for night-time presence.
Tables, chairs, mattresses, sofas and pools built in the same material system and delivered with the structure.
Page updated 2026-08-26
Dimensions, quantity, destination port, intended use — those four are enough to price it. Custom structures and non-standard sizes are equally welcome; every unit ships with its own test data.